Casa, Harroell, Long Crendon, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire

A welcoming entrance vestibule provides a practical introduction to the property. The ground floor offers a delightful living room featuring a recently exposed inglenook fireplace, adding warmth and character. The spacious kitchen/dining room has been recently refurbished and is fitted with an attractive Shaker-style range of units, integrated appliances, and elegant stone tiled flooring. An inner hallway leads to a stylishly updated shower room with plumbing for a washing machine, while a further reception room, complete with a feature stock brick fireplace, provides excellent flexibility and could also serve as a third bedroom.

On the first floor are two generous double bedrooms, including a substantial fitted wardrobe to the principal bedroom. A recently created family bathroom completes the accommodation and features a beautiful freestanding roll-top bath.

The cottage enjoys an enviable position at the entrance to a quiet single-track lane leading from the picturesque High Street. While access to the property is pedestrian only, on-street parking is available within the village.

The front garden is a particular highlight and has been thoughtfully landscaped by the current owners. A pathway leads to the front door, while a large elevated terrace provides the perfect setting for outdoor dining and entertaining. Well-stocked flower borders add colour and interest throughout the seasons, and the garden benefits from a private south-easterly aspect. Further features include an attractive pond, a mature willow tree, and a substantial timber studio/summer house, offering excellent additional space for hobbies, home working, or relaxation.

*Vehicular Parking: Please note that Westmead is located in Harroell (a cul-de-sac) and accessed on foot via a footpath. Harroell has limited street parking but further street parking is available on
the High Street.

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Long Crendon boasts an unrivalled array of beautiful character properties spanning many centuries. Its long meandering high street
is bound at one end by an impressive 14th Century grey limestone Church and set amongst a picturesque mixture of colour washed
houses and cottages, mostly of the 17th Century. The remainder of Long Crendon consists of a pleasant mix of both period and contemporary property and enjoys a good range of facilities
including post office, butchers, general stores, a coffee shop, numerous sporting clubs including tennis and cricket, churches catering for all denominations, a number of public houses and a
highly regarded restaurant. For schooling, the village has an excellent primary school, feeding into both the reputable Lord Williams comprehensive school in Thame and the Aylesbury Grammar Schools. A number of good private schools are also situated close by.